by Alexis Waid | Nov 9, 2018 | Blog, Christian Growth, Holidays, Kids And Family, Quiet Time Resources, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Magazine
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and with it comes the time of year where reflection on how much we’ve been given comes into focus. Thankfulness helps us see beyond ourselves and recognize the wonderful gifts that God and others have given us. A grateful...
by Alexis Waid | Oct 12, 2018 | Blog, Creativity, Holidays, Kids And Family, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Magazine
How To Make A Gratitude Board For this Thanksgiving, I am going to make a gratitude board so it is easy for all of my guests and family to share what they are thankful for! Thanksgiving is a lot of work, right? The meal takes hours to prepare, and many guests have...
by Alexis Waid | Jul 29, 2018 | Blog, Kids And Family, Prayer For Family
Lunch Prayers With the school year starting right around the corner, we decided that it would be great to provide you with some lunch prayers and encouragement for your kids. This is a super simple post because the lunch prayers and BONUS affirmations are all in the...
by Alexis Waid | Dec 15, 2017 | Blog, Christmas Devotions, Holidays, Kids And Family
December 16 “Noel” by Chris Tomlin Featuring Lauren Daigle Love incarnate, love divine Star and angels gave the sign Bow to babe on bended knee The Savior of humanity Unto us a Child is born He shall reign forevermore Noel, Noel Come and see what God has done Noel,...
by Alexis Waid | Jun 11, 2017 | Blog, Creativity, Kids And Family
Have you ever had the desire to have Vacation Bible School at your home for your own kids? There’s many reasons why you might want to host your own VBS. For instance, you will get to shape, create and teach your kids biblical truths right from home in a fun, exciting...
by Alexis Waid | Feb 24, 2017 | Blog, Kids And Family, Prayers
Prayer For Kids Behavior What do you do when everything is going awry in your home? The kids just won’t listen or are fighting with each other, or simply not listening to you. It’s hard to maintain composure when situations like this arise. That’s...
